In this work, Queen Margaret returns from her banishment to warn the squabbling nobles about the title character. That title character has already been responsible for Edward of Westminster's death, and he has successfully wooed Edward's widow to marry him. Before plotting to and successfully having his brother Clarence murdered, the title character says, "I am determined to prove a villain." Opening with the lines, "Now is the winter of our discontent, Made glorious by 
In this work, Queen Margaret returns from her banishment to warn the squabbling nobles about the title character. That title character has already been responsible for Edward of Westminster's death, and he has successfully wooed Edward's widow to marry him. Before plotting to and successfully having his brother Clarence murdered, the title character says, "I am determined to prove a villain." Opening with the lines, "Now is the winter of our discontent, Made glorious by this son of York" is, for 10 points, what Shakespearean history play about the last king of the House of York?
In this work, Queen Margaret returns from her banishment to warn the squabbling nobles about the title character.
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